It’s Jamboree time! On April 13, REMC members will gather at Henryville High School for our 2024 Jamboree, where we will celebrate Clark County REMC’s 85th anniversary, elect two directors, enjoy entertainment and fun, and give away fantastic prizes. I’m most looking forward to meeting with you, our member-owners. From 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.,… Continue reading.

Exercise one of the greatest benefits of being a member of an electric co-op by voting for the upcoming year’s board of directors. Members can vote online, by mail or through SmartHub. Receive a four-piece commemorative beverage glass set (one per membership) by registering at the meeting. Vote early March 14–April 11. Vote in-person on… Continue reading.

Mail SmartHub Online You can also vote in-person at our Jamboree on April 13 at Henryville High School from 2–4 p.m.

Financial records of your rural electric cooperative are maintained in accordance with the Uniform System of Accounts prescribed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. All statements that appear in the Annual Report were prepared in accordance with standard accounting procedures from the books of the corporation. In the opinion of your board of directors, the… Continue reading.

The meeting began with the National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance. The invocation was given by Brian Omerso, Manager of Marketing and Member Services with Clark County REMC. The 84th Annual Meeting of the membership of Clark County REMC was then called to order by Board President Paul Graf, who welcomed everyone and introduced the… Continue reading.

“When I started at Carroll County REMC in 1995, I was hired for a new position called General Clerk,” said Pat Curts. “After a couple of years, I moved to the position of Secretary, now called Administrative Assistant. Over the past 29 years, I have experienced many different job responsibilities. I served three CEOs, the… Continue reading.

“If a window of opportunity appears, don’t pull down the shade.”— Tom Peters One common denominator in the youth who make up the Carroll White REMC Junior Board of Directors is their ability to recognize opportunity. When asked to serve on the REMC Junior Board, the selected students didn’t pull down the shade when opportunity… Continue reading.

At the January Carroll White REMC Operation Round Up Board of Trustees meeting, trustees awarded grants to 11 non-profits in the service territory. Those grants pushed the donations since the program’s inception to over $1 million! “This milestone is a tribute to every REMC member who voluntarily rounds up their monthly bills to the nearest… Continue reading.